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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-06-11
Note on running Of trains.

Note on running Of trains.
Train leaving Columbus ut Ala p. m. north
eoumd) runs daily, and carries through sleeper
Train arriving at Columbus at 10: 10 n. m. runs
daily, and carries through sleeper from Chi
cago to Columbus, Washington and Balti-
more.
Direct connections made in Union Depot at
Columbus for Newark, GAINESVILLE, PittSburg,
Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington and Philn-
dolphia; also for Dayton, Cincinnati, Louis
vile, and all points South and Southwest.
k&Close connections at Toledo for Detroit
and all points in Michigan and Canada.
I'll. j. FALKENBACU,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
q. r.. CARR, Columbus, Ohio,
Gcn'l Sup't.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-06-11
Schedule of Arrivals and Departure Of
Mails mt the Logan POstOiIiee.

Schedule of Arrivals and Departure Of
Mails ut the Logan POstOiIiee.
ARRIVALS.
s:l5 a. M; 9:57 a. M; / :37 p. m.;
5:15 p. M.
DEPARTURES.
7:45 a. M; 9:27 a. M; 1907 p. m.
] 40 p. m.
STAR ROUTE MAILS.
Arrive ut 11:30 n. M; leave at
loo p. IN. Mails to and from the
following towns on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays of each
week: s4ag
South BIoomingville, Cedar
Grove, Haynes, Black Jack, South
Perry, Gibisonville, Rock House
Mt. Pleasant, Swan, Ilesboro, Ew-
ing.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-06-11
The Favorite Short Line
To Cincinnati, indianapolis,
ST. Louis, Chicago,
Kansas City and Omaha.
Quick connections eifroute made in
Union Dcpots with the great Through
Lines to all points in the West, North
west and Southwest W-Avoid nll
circuitous routes, which necessitate
delays and extra expense in lodging
and meals.
Palace Sleeping Cars to st.
Louis without change.
Lowest Rates,
Quickest Time, Best Accommodations.

o. Ermins lsayc ,s.ye AthensIEastward, Express
l:2O p. m; except Sunday. Westward, FIX,
press, 2:37 n. m; 1918 n. m, daily. Local.
S:9 n. M; l:2O p. M, except Sunday.
Express, 1:d p. M; II 80 p. III, daily Locni'
0:3O a. M; 1910 noon except Sunday. West,
ward, Express, 3:2j n. M; 1855 n. M, daily,
Local, 7:OO II. M; $3.50 a. M; exceptSundny.
~ For further information and the best
possible rates apply to Agent c., w. II b. rail-
road,--W. scott, Agt. Mt Athens, q. L. Ewing
Agt. at Macarthur Junction, or TO Il. T.. PAT.
TON, Travelling Passenger Agt., Chillicothe,O.
JAS. II. STEWART, VIII. KING.
General Manager. ASS G. T.
CINCINNATI.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-06-11
Boots, Shoes and Slippers prompt
! ~ repaired.
CUSTOM WORK.

The best shoemakers of Logan
are employed, and work made to
order. The public has my thanks
for liberal custom, and are invited
to continue their patronage.
1m3 JOHN Il. RAUCH.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-06-11
Rempel's Ware House

For storing Furniture Implements
kind at reasonable rates. at Furniture Brick Building
street. FF RENIPEIA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-16
&err GfepeIanb itaD bic Mluas
fBunfn6.

gs geuinnt INNER mebr ben III,
F1ein, aIs Oh bic ginmii1ung bes Ord,
Iibenten In bic Rem Oorter MuniGipals
tpnblen unn Dor 4dem feline offene GAR.
teinahme fur ben unfanberen Wofdis
nenpoIititer 6elofus LIBERAL, MidJt bios
Id Rem DDrt, i'm Eager ieiner Mug.
ipumps.N nbdnger srnitIiGen NnfoB Ct.
regt bot. sic MAIDEN geIteno-unb nit
bollem Re9t-. oaB bic bon ibm erlai,
iene gerorbnung, tpel6e allen Beam.
ten cine anfOBerresenbe parieinabme-
offensive p~artisanship - perbietet, far
i'm Don ebenfo binbenber &roft fem.
muB, mie fur ieben anbern 8samien
Der s6pring. NspubIiean" Elm SliuDi.
fer Organ Der unnbbdngigea &epubIi.
faner, fpriGt ff9 iiber bic 9aublunes.
ipeile jeines bisherisen S9hblings In
d9uli9er Belle aus. tpie es bic Wep'
Dorfer vGueniBg pol" geibon bot.
Der prdfbent ber Ser. Staaten"-
10 lautet Der Mabripru9-vbot eineu
molten Gdritt atftits BON leinem Megs
gotham, ais ct ben unre1ten Wann flu
bas amt bes GiifrittsdntpaIts In oei
Gtabt Netp Dorf befiirnortste. Wsni.
ger pDlitif uno rnebr Wtirbe m6dter
tim nIs Nnnti iuie als 8samteu befle,
dngefdntea 9abea. Gas YubliEum n
ni9t eritaunt bariber. tuenn es iiebt, baf
elm Mann ME Wfappr 6etpitt innaitteu
zines .oufregenben politii1eu parteil
fampft8 pom rfdyien We9e abtomnlt, Ii
gr5fauueu ieben mnB ss abtr, menr
6err Wrober Glepelanb bas tbut."
Orr GIepelapb III ben 8eform. @e
p~ublitdnera, iDelGe bic groBe WaK
ber Mugwumps &rmse bilben, bis DO
| Qur5esf 6as ueff6rpeste Sbeai cine
Reformsp dieenien aeueien ; ba ftimm
Cd benz f6Is6i, BOB er isbt aus poIiti
f@eH AiitR@ten bic Wabl zines Dan
mes tinterlitbt, Der OILS gerisbsuer mn
gerabe Bel Der niebrigitst gIaGe be
Wdbler eiHHubrei6er Partei.p olitite
bas seeisueife @eriseus itin ipirb, b
feiHer Wieberwabl CUTE Disniie su lei
tea. es pirb i@msr baItem, bic chr
Ii&eH 8eformer - nod bielem probe
tit6-baDon 3u tiber3eusen, bab Der
GIebeIanb es ptrflid nit elmer &eforn
Der bem0irotii@eu pOIitit sbrIi6 un
eruff meint.
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& . { d | 8.

g an u ntDnto, 16. WoD. ~.
Das @enoKenid,aftsfDftcm tn gesas.
Nor 3eba Sabren-fagte. ber .Seroa
Garmer",-badte bic eroBe MafIe Der
Garmer nod ni9t i'm Sraume baran,
@elb fir eeuofeni6aftIide 3wede 5u
pertpemben. 9dtte Dor einem Sabr5ebut
irgenb Semanb nit propbetiidem Blide
BEN Gormer eefagt, BOZ in aebn Sabreu
BON ba ab Ia Der Stabt NtineOta,
boob @ountp, elm genofeuf9aftlides
QaufmanHs : @eiddft beiteben tpiirbe,
rueldes TN 8eibe unb inter her Sci.
tuns Der 6ortigen Garmer tpdre, eiu
@eiadft, pel9es eiueH Sabresumiob
bon $685.. bis $4,000 bGtte unb in Der
@ef1dftsuelt in bobem Mnfebeu itdnbe,
10 uiirbe man ibm einfa9 teinen
Glauben sei1enft unb ibn usria9t bas
ben. limb bod LIT bas beuie cine Sbat-
fade; mebr tpie bas, tpir ffeben issar
beu.e uiGt ait, porbsrauidgen, taB in
weiteren 3ebn Sabren infer 8enDffen
f1afis. 2aben bas 9auptgei9dft in Der
6ano babeu unb bier 6iinftel Der Gar.
nter In Der um9egenb nit ibren Beoiirf.
ntffen periorgen mtrb. tuenn mir nar
benz eenpfenfdaftIi9en prin3ip treu
e1eIosn; OaB Velgglea panllI osroua'
iein mtiifen, H. nidt a%bpileugnen. Dor
N(em III es netbwenoig, baB bic 2eis
!uhg DEB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0eiga!tes
IN oersAOaHo ooa utsigilsDeIn ole1o1.
uao 60 maB m1l : SDsglaA 0erauI
9elegsI tDetoen DaB ataI sliles est5ei.
HeH "elge.suIg .psI As'igi'eoer eihe aA
3u 91oBe Vewali su9filanpen mtEo. ~
optrei'on oeoeuiel ein 9enoneH@aftt'
ges 5utammsaolosllsns naroees oeer
elH'geh eoen.gsn 9stalssI ieIat Iur ote
geIaH.M,s aolpstlwaM nag uhlsfne9.
usn lu le''en uIp ~ EsaftHt DehM W
g mu penn senellsatgaIlatgeH 3u1dm,
MsmaIus!,sa guy Oa,o ~ enos.
Aoel gaI!e Ssmaao POI e'nem 9a1f'
Avn = VIZ psspyede'uag eus9elpIo.
Wen, pug NC gala!er ooa 2eSas leBt
~ goopela'lo gsielHs gaOea vuioeii
nIt slAem seHonsnlgaIIll9ea 0foBgs'
I%al. aA OCT Spigs, Delges noer EN-
aapIa oea $0o,9oo pslla9I' au Iaf
GaIssn osoatI aaIss. 5aasr' 2apat.
glspss SysGt wG ~ gu'e, Isasen
Sgupss M"'u apslsssss ~. W aus
Suao mvas gs's. p1H
S SsM ;b.aa % V0S g.. !siSn,
yuns G 1ySsa s''sS. Dun W. Saan N D.es
nano g 0on 81 en''as ~ .el"a
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nierals bur9 bic GIdli1t auf Wobl=
feilbeit berleiteu, bel berum;iebeaben
bdablern @iatdufe au MAIDEN. Die
8dume fammen am befeu aus Baum.
i6ulea mit bober frsier Sage. Bdume,
ueIde ndbrenb ees 8erianots ourd
Srodenbsit [Norbsrl gelitten9 baben,
nsrbeu eatUeher Dor BEN pHan,su,
bsr 2dase na9 in feu1te Grbs Elm.
g~estabeu, uab in berfelben 4-8 Sage
belafeu. .ober nod friidsm Nnidnitt
Der Wur5eln In einsu. Beb6lter nit
Waier ID bi6tem Shdtten gefelt uuo
6fter befpribt, bic pfau3uug lou ext
bann gel9eben, tpeEi1 bic Ninbe tpie5er
ibr slattes Nusfebeu bat; fol1e Ydume,
oeren Rinbe fattig unb ruujeli9 bleibt,
tpddfen niGtsan. Bel Bdumea, tuelne
Aur9 ben eiuen oher anberen lIebelfanb
s%elitteu baben, 1T es gut, bieielben aa9
BEN pfan3en gang nit Strob au nm.
tuideln, uel9es man 6fters dnfeudten
fam, UNI fe por ben fnatfen unb aus,
trodnenbern Qorber 3u i9ikem.
uumittelbar Dor benz Seker per6eu
bic Mur3eln beI9nittcn, better lit es aber
bieies @ei6dft einen Gag fritber bor3u.
rebmen uno bonu Die Muraeln lber
Nadt In eineu Nret BOZ, Qebnt. Wafer
unb Rinbsmifi 5u f%teleu, unb Dor benz
pnan3en nit trOdeuer Grbe au Be.
freuen.
6inRdtIia bes 8eidneibens ber
Wur,elr bslhrdntt lid Der Shnitt bot.
auaIid auf Die Serlebten Steile; bic
SduittHdheu miNfen tets nod untea
aefebrt fein. unregelmdbiae melt aus
laufenbe .WuraeIn. tuerber auf eHt.
fbreGenbe Gduae einaefhrat.
Die bette 3eit aum pfaHseH iR I'M.
hreitia ser 0erbf; biefel6e uerbient
besbalb ben 0orauq, neil bic 8dume
i'm udhlten Srihiabr fofort ueiter
wadlen uub SQher iihsrer aebeiheu,
aber allr 6anu. mem, bic iunger
Bdume i'm 6erb{e nod neue Wuraelu
al biIbeu psrm6aeu. Sic bette 3eit aur
nerb0pHonaina tpirb tpohi bic fem,
rueun BE yduf,e anfouoen ibr laub
fofIen al lo9en,s ,as3ss
Nei hem RfIau,eu fol hos M~usbeben
her WfIamI6d,er idou einias Monots
por hen, Nffan,eu oefdebeu urlb bobei
ne D6tre before ufo unteu I@ledtere
grbe oelenberf rperbers, Mi,b nun, oe.
miami. IL nirp porerR Bic Brube aaua
pher. S.inube aan, mil grbs onaefnat,
uno amar wirb biz, be(oabers aeleats
before erbe. mil ettpa NOD p~er,penbeteu,
gpmpoff bier Wo{sa auerf sinoeiadt
uab NIT bieler bis bebts, no Die Wui,
aelu Az Iieaeu fommsr,. cusoefant, Bic
idieGtere &rbe bleibt aurid unb bieut
air ip.iteren M~usfafluua Der Yflana.
arube. uno ID Bi(ouua Ses gxbhnaeis
1Waumidei6el UNI ben Baum berur,.
Nie touat 90. 6ns DfIanilod nit Iauter
@ompof aussuFilet, neil alsbann bic
~ s =. frG -.
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etepes slr,na Genasaap.

Gin WafenseiGdft erfier glaHe. bas
febem Sportsman imponirea NUT. III
bas bes 6errn Gb. 6tebts jr.. IN.
ter benz Ramen v5tepes Nrms Som.
panp" bstanat. 6err Stebes, Der feIbfi
Sdube uub Sdser, Ilfo in biefem Sim
ne sportsman it. tennt ni1t, nur
ipe3isa bic Bebjrfnihe unferes 3anbess
tbeils. fonbern CT fennt Dor aIen Din
gen felbfi bic Waffen unb @erdtbf1of.
fen, bic benz Sdser. benz GLIDER &c. I'M.
enibebrli6 fino. Namentlt1 absr tennt
ct bic 8eaussquslea, mas Ia aud cine
9auptfa9e lit. 0etrn 9tsnes' @eI9dft
1T baber Seoem su empfeblen, neil
mon fiber fetn lam, bas &i1tige fur
feinen beifimmten @ebrau9 3u finbea.
1err etebes bat bic gs6Bte auspobl
0er @eWebre, Bh@ien, Mebolber. pis
ftOlen &c. Der renommirteRen 6abriten;
Ct bat aaes, mas In feline Bran1e &c.
b6rt. anfs iorgFdltigRe aFortirt unb
Sober, Der bisber nit ibrn in @ef6dftss
%perbiasung fanb, III In nollem Mabe
5ufrieben getpeien. Darurs rotben mir
Aaeu, bic Maffen, Munitipa H.. I. ~.
n6tbis haben, TIRE gintdufe bel Der
sSteses arms Gpmpoar@ au ula1ea.
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Mdyeus GtrmUe's
Mtuer Galon,

Ill faxa6mit Qpne Gtar anb GuIm.
b&&Ft 8itr p<tt an 8apf. xd8It9 ans.
a4sl& asisT nassaer nnD faIter 9un9. N,f4f
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Rnelens arniea.ealbe.

Die beRe gable ber xsst fit s&nittt
nneti6uueen, Uefapax, Gieber. unS 9art.
ansfAIae, 6Is&te. %seiprnugeue 4dnbe, Grof.
beuIen unb ole 9autfraafbetten; fursrt pa.
nasrrboibea cber feiae BeaabIuns. B6nise
eatibfeation sarantirt ODER bas @eIb nth
auridertattet. as gents bic @4a&tel bel u
3ret6
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-16

sa- Sci ben @ebr. griBer,
246 gommetee StraEe, finbet man cine
poraigli9e Nustpahl bon SutpeIea aler
Nrt, Diamanten, nbrea, Silber.W aa.
rem &c. 5u mdBigen preiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-16
sy- Ole

D6s- Ole neuefe en- | m porttr.
ten OelifateffeH, eiu9emaGte
Gridte unb Semitic, 8udpbeat unb
Mople Sprup, neler Sugar 0onie Wfos
laKes, Graders unb Biscuits, Butter
unb gier Ffets frii@ uub in groben
8orrdtben bei g mitb & MiH n,
Ode Der 6oIsbab u. 0ouhou Strabe.
A1e Orbers tperben prompt ausgefHbrt
unb bic Waaren ins 0aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-16

waaberid,s Hdnf 6eiOrst @elbiea.
bungen nod allen 9beiien Deutf4lanbs
ins Dans abaeIiefert gu biligerea @aien
als bic Pofioffee.
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sar Die Suuelier. Girma @ebrh.
Der @riBer bat fd tpdbrenb Der
finf Sabre ibres Beffebens ben a1se.
nein anerfannten &uf ~ertporben, CUTE
Maaren ju ltberalen preiien gu perfau.
fen. Sic fnb i'm Stonoe, NIT anen
anberen @ei6dften ibrer Brande ers
folgrei9 su fonfurriren; fe finb ent.
i6IoRen bier gu bleibea unb ale ibre
Wdaren inter @aranite au berfoufen.
Store: Wo. 246 Commerce Strabe.
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10. Dehieite, Militdr. plaso

B6~ 8ebr. griker boItea Elm
p~o0fdnoiges unb getudbltes Eager bon
Supelen, 8olbs unb silbsrsM aaren.
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g4T @aroIau & Qiag'8 10
unb Is Gents Steaks f6nneil In Der
Stabt ni6t nbertrofen tperben.
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MuerIet.

= Scr. 8. 8. Gmitb BON Mrbeiis.
bepartement in Der 8unbesbouptfiabt
@afbingsoi, befinbet f6 segenwdrtig
In San Mntonio, nm itatififHe Noti3en
iiber bic tpdbreno Der Iebten 20 Sabre
In Berar gounip porgenormenen ghes
f@eibnugen 3u fammeln. Oie 8unoes.
regierung fanrmeIt ftatiitf9es Waterial
iiber bieIen gegennanb, UNI b~ieielben
ebeniaell aur Musarbeitung zines HatiO.
nalen gbefheibuags @efebes 3u uers
tpeuoen. Sold cine MaBresel uiirbe
einem felt LANCER 3eit tiefsefablten BE.
eirfaib entipreGen.
Sophie Jeler. itnss beutf9e
DienFmd61en, bas bor mebreren Wo.
rateu In einem Wasen Der 5traBens
balm niebergetpmmen mar unb bas
Rinb In bie 9itd gemorfen bate. uurbe
ouf Befnrmortung bes &idter NOOnan
eeaen cine 8lreidaft bon $4,000 freises
IaEen. oa Der einaise 3euge Der Sbat.
Der Observation-Disclosures StauB, .nidt
berbeigebraht tpeiben fonnte.
-.0err g. Maper. In Der Commerce.
strabe, bat beuie fem 9ei@dft &C.
i@IcRen. u 1916
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sgsasn sinsui 5eifsn pals siebt %
ni@ts Bsileres, aIs ct. Satobs . Del.
Gin Slid 5lounell NIT biefem Del ee'
trdutt unb um ben Gals g~ebnnben,
tpirb f9er oIe G9mer3en ehtferHen.@
-NooIpbus Sind, Wens, Repaba.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-01-01

ABOUT BUTTONS.
A Small But Jscfni Articic--in out
growth OF Modern Civilization.

growth OF Modern 'i'i'1'h'"'
4 button IS very small matter. and the
phrase Il DON'T care q button" means thar
faa person using 70 is entirely indifferent
to some matter 100 question but after ail
There d. a coed deal 20 BE- sand for buttons.
II "a ~aa happens 20 lose suspcnter but
ton ana IS mile away from another one,
n IS unhappy and uncomfortable until the
oHfron IS replaced. IL IS the button that
makers the difference herween che old CIV
II..atI1n ana thcnew Until people learned
to fasfen fhor clothes properly they could
nee vors 1- the great problem OF making
life worth the living
How ceu'i a man sit down - invent any
ta'a- such az felegraphs. te telephones.
steau boats. newspapers and such things.
ail .rr -rai.e aFing ~ hold some roo' or
toF1 about h.n' Bottoms hai to be first
invented. aad they came almost hr ars E
aer- 3bou fhc t.me Ce.un Qls discovered
America. only ioar hundred years ages
some DANDY n IfaiF evolved 'he ifs3 NJ "A
Button SOLELY as u 2ltirouai ornament 20
h's dress Ials 'se7 ~ fle button -f.i
frs men 1rfs7 IN 'a'se Two M. -
less AND fnriorn o0f'9ns 'aIfrs ,eN n e
earS 70 oar COATS Women s'l' '- rit
selves al over N.l buttons 'ottls .'' Or
raneut
TIE button continued ~ boz merely AN Or
nsuerf dress Cor urarr $3.50 t-rtrNi
years. woen fha burton hoie was invested
ars rnaf rsonIr CONNIE ug>d 20 dress rffl
Comfort and fo improve foe'r surround
f1r4 Tns use cf buttons A. lt.Ie7 fas' B.
or. tsfes only f-an ifao. sna Be- 81 from tHat
f--ns .sa- we .rare the eeE.0ainr - ta7n-r
~ steam and ~ ron. an6 tae cnfli E-s q
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-01-01
GRAND RAPlOs SAVINGS eANK.


The Directors o. lais tans have declared
2 -emi aun,.ai dividend If Is per cent. paya-
ole OH and after Tuesday, January !, 1857.
4. a. HALL Cashier.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-01-01

An extraordinary lar-r s>sor'men. Of
magnificent New Year Calling Cards. Rich
aud most novel designs.
SPHAKFR s. HoGApoNE,
Cor Arcade and Pear-sts.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-01-01

Just received. AN extraordinary sssori-
iaent; who. essle VI retail.
j. :. )rTf ENrITALrR,
u. Mnnroe-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-01-01
Annual Meeting.

GRA~D KsrrDs Mich. Dec. %, 1886.
Notice il hereby given that the auoCs
meeting OF the Michigan Masonic Home
Association will be held on Monday eve
rir, January ?. 1851, at 10 @ clock in
Masonic Bau. Grand Rapids, corner OF
Lyon and Campau-s's., for Tire election Of a
President, Vice President and four rrIs,ees
~ place of George ". Thompson. +. l..
Wiusor and r. !. Horton, of this city. and
William Steele. If Iona, whose terms of
oaice expire and Tor ihe transaction of such
otAer business as NAV come before the
meeting. iloNre W. NASH. Sec
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-01-01

Get your Carpets cleaned
and Relaid by the Grand Rap
ids Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works at 43 and a. Kent-st
Carpets cleaned as good as new
without the least injury. Best
of references. The only car
pet cleaning machine in the
city. Telephone No. 2S6.
S. N. ALLEN. Manager.
n. B.-Mr. M. V. Clement is
no longer connected with this
concern.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-01-01

Isck-oo S.ea Dc r. lSs&
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-30

fuckers lion drug store. ucNt
door to the Office occupied by DR. ".
H. Robinson
Mr. Alex Brulc. The old veteran
catcrcr has taken charge OF the st.
Charles restaurant.
That peculiar back action root on
the central public school building
looks like u big hustle OF a little
woman.
The St Louis, Arkansas and Texas
railway Will sell on May aud 3round
trip tickets to Louisville, Ny. at re-
duccd rates on account OF the Bap-
fist convention Tickets good to, re-
turn until the 2Olh OF May.
Prof J.. l.. Arson opens his now
parlor- today. An ENAMIN-
EE man Was allowed TO peep in yes
tcrday when finished IL will be the
finest establishment Of the kind in
IcNas
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STREET NOTES.


New goods al the "aocrt hroIhere.
Deauc photographer. South Fifth.
Best mca in Waco at the Silver
Moon
Best Gun of coffee At the silver
Moon
prrtcr, f,. nm. -t,li.h mako. Of tho
IAbort Brotber.
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meul on lhI'd street Is reP'o'e "l'h
nl me 'N'rsi -llics III mas ana olher
Millinery
ouD-cupu'n7 to STOCK oil 'he 90
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received hl lho 'i'I'"7 ->"'Io"A,
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goods Mr. ajoNcr- and mco- 90
match. tU and looN Hi them ou
WiiI ua pIru-nd witt goods und prices.
The grul,rluan is ALWAYS ,tyIsnIv
dressed whose suits are made hy the
Guhrrt BROTHERS.
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MINI Nnllic Mnll.cl..

sitting in the syn, cry ing aud weep.
ing because her mama has neglected
to purchase "a hat tor her al the l'ash-
ion BA1ar that Will keep of the hot
rays of old sol such proceeding
would have saved the child "a blister
ed skin. sore eyes aud outraged feel
iups
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why will you suffer with those ter
riblc bilious headache. when Morri-
Cascarihc never fails 10 drive thcm
AWAY
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The new and elegant barber shop
of Professor Ausou vii, be opened
to the public. The new shop D.. -
daley with the finest appliance, for
baths and the c0mtort of customers.
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~ p.' ."asu " nat iur ner NJ the rash~
ION Bazaar that will keep oil the hot
rays OF old Sol, Such n proceeding
would have saved the child blister.
cd skin, sore eyes and outraged feel
ings.
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Dcanc photographer. south Fifth
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'riptious TO W. A.
at - cents, 81
Levine Bros.
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and prevent Constipation and Piles. The
smallest aud easiest 70 take Only one pin a
dose Purely vegetable Price % cents |,
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Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-07
EDWIN BOOTH.
PERSONAL JOTTINGs
About New Haven People And Other
 People,

People.
 Col. H. W. R. Hoyt, speaker of the House, delivers the Memorial day address in Birmingham.
 Rev. MT. Samson was expecting this week to go to Buffalo, N. Y., to preach, there be- ing a strong desire among prominent Bap- lists there to hear him.
 key Hartenstein, we'll known to students ot Yale for years past, leaves the clothing business in this city to open an oyster and chop house in New York city.
 Henry Bergh, the friend of animals, as ex- ecutor of Carrie Welton's will is to super wise the erection of a sculptured horse foun. tain in Waterbury. It is to stand at the east end of the Green.
 The many friends of Dr. J. H. Smith of Mo- 9 Elm street, who has been i'll so long with peritoneal rheumatism, will be pleased to hear that he is convalescent and we under stand sat up a little while yesterday for the first time in eight weeks. His son Will liam BarstoW, who is i'll with the same dis ease, is improving, but is not yet able to sit up.
 R. H. Dimock, B. F. Musch and E. N. Sperry of New Haven, and E. A. Hough of Collinsville, successfully passed examina- tions for clerkships before the Connecticut Pharmacy board this week. Captain E. A. Gessner of Apothecaries' Hall, this city, is the senior member of the board, having been on the board since it was created, seY- en years ago.